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Apophysis AV is an improved and modern version of the famous fractal flame editor Apophysis. This application combines the best options of previous branches (e.g. 3D- or 64-bit support and favourite variations), some of which were lost in the development process, and has multiple bugfixes. Besides, Apophysis AV has a lot of new features.

...Allows creating of huge renderings (if enough memory is available) and saving files with full 32 bit float dynamic range as OpenEXR files. You can easily add new formulas which are then runtime compiled for maximum performance.

...Based on a given text of at least 3 characters (only letters, no digits or spaces) a start value for the hexagon figure is calculated. A set of colours is used to fill in the hexagon. It is possible to change the colours which can result in a figure to give a totally different impression. (on the colour changes only!) Changing the way the calculations are done is possible (in the configuration .ini file) which will have a far greater impackt. Read the 'Readme.txt' for details. This program requires 'Visual PowerPack' Here is the URL to download Microsoft Visual Basic Power Packs 10.0 http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?...

This program in APL calculates preceding generations for a given generation in Conway's Game of Life. They are small, 4x4 to 13x13 and there are periodic boundary conditions which eliminates many configurations. The APL interpreter that is required to run the program is available as a free demo version.

I'm using an MD5 hash of a username and password field to generate some entropy which is used to generate color pallets and positions / scaling of two Mandelbrot sets. These two images are overlaid to create interesting pictures which represent the entered credentials. I'm interested in all things security, this is mostly just for fun, but could possibly be used to help users identify mistakes in their password entry prior to submission and enforce a tighter failed password lockout policy. ...

Take two reference points and use them to define an x-axis. Then add in some other points to form any pattern. Use each reference point with each pattern point to form a new x-axis on which each pattern point is reiterated. Throw in a few more dazzling features (such as colors, a visualizer mode, blending, render exporting, and more) and you have a Recursion Lab.

Visual Disk Diet helps you visualize the space used on your drives with a colorful radial tree chart. Now you can see quickly which folders take so much space, and get rid of them (coming soon). Coded with java/processing. Feel free to use, modify or suggest ideas! It's pretty much a copy of Disk Space Fan but Open Source so it can be adapted to extended purposes (as browsing file system...) It's very fast on data drives (your data partition, usb drive...)

A work in progress. obScene will be a highly photo-realistic raytracer which includes fractal primitives, advanced lighting/texture effects and python scripting access.